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Nonprofit Loans

Just like nonprofits, nonprofit loans aren’t one-size-fits. Let our local, experienced lenders help you find the right solution for your organization’s next step.  

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Solutions for a range of nonprofits and needs

  • Serving the spectrum of nonprofits, from charitable organizations to HOAs, social clubs to co-ops. 
  • Financing for real estate, construction, equipment, and more. 
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Making it easier for you to keep making a difference

  • Our experts understand the unique structure of nonprofit loans and can help streamline the process. 
  • Credit cards available to keep business expenses organized and simplified for tax time. 

Resources

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5 Steps to Getting a Small Business Loan

The process of applying for a small-business loan can be confusing, but we’re here to help guide you through the process. Here are the five steps to getting a small business loan.

5 things to know about commercial loans.

5 Things to Know About Commercial Loans

Thinking about a commercial loan? There are a few things you'll need to know before you take your business to the next level, including the importance of working with a local lender.

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Is a Personal Loan Right for Me?

A personal loan is generally unsecured, which means it doesn’t require collateral such as your house or vehicle. Learn about personal loans and if they’re the right option for your needs.

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Estimating Your Retirement Income Needs

The simple advice is to set your retirement income as a percentage of your current income. But that approach doesn't account for your specific plans.